This is for the E-Ticket. The land itself is a mix of greek mythology related IP, just like Green Hill Zone is a mix of different platformer IPs and Silent Hill is a mix of different horror themed games. Here's a brief rundown of what I was thinking for God of War barring in mind I know nothing about the series itself so this is basically an interpretation.
You start out sort of like Reign of Kong with a scenic roundabout over the Mt. Olympus showbuilding then quickly drop into the fishing village. This scene is basically the first part of Journey to Atlantis meets the Blue Bayou. Calm, serene, draws us into a false sense of security. You see an AA of an old man Kraken with a long beard in roughly the same set-up as the old man in Pirates, thinking about his glory days of battle. You then enter a docked ship and transition into the flooded ship sequence which is basically a more souped up version of the flooding in Pirates Shanghai. The boats rise to the dock of the ship and we get a HUGE show scene of a vast ocean and a giant two-headed Hydra AA, with Kratos intensely starring it down on the hull of the ship. Super advanced wave machines create real giant waves along with an imax screen, dramatic lighting, and some rockwork on the sides of the room. The reveal is meant to be a huge "WOW" moment.
The boat gets flooded and you transition deep down into Atlantis in much the same way the underwater transition happens on Shanghai Pirates. Atlantis is sort of visually like the Gungan city in Phantom Menace with a lot of emphasis on glowing lighting and a dome placed around it. While we see Kratos and Posiden battling it out on top of a collapsed statue, we also see a "swimming" giant kraken AA suspended between the dome and the roof of the show room.
Caves transition into the River Styx segment which is pretty much a more depressing take on Dead Man's Grotto with "lost souls" instead of skeletons. The Hades thrown room scene has an effect where five or six different Hades AAs disappear and reappear throughout the room through elaborate Pepper's Ghost set-ups. Cerberus is pretty self explanatory.
The fight with Ares and the rock titan is on a forced perspective cliffside of Mt. Olympus. The Ares and Kratos AAs are super advanced with realistic fight choreography. The rock titan is another huge set piece AA with limited movement much like the Hydra, Kraken, and Cerberus. The scene also starts off with a stunt-tronic of Kratos leaping into action, so it's definitely a lot of really high tech AA work saved for last. Overall the general flow of the attraction is Kratos reflecting on the battles he's fought against the other gods. I'm playing SUPER hard and loose with the actual storylines of the games and instead relying on the general formula of Kratos battling a human-sized god in each scene while a giant monster dominates landscape. I'm aiming for REALLY big scale for this. For example the opening fishing village would roughly be about the size of the entire POTC town in scale (from the well to the burning scene).
